Why is only one browser working on windows 10?
I currently have Firefox, Chrome and Opera installed (in that order).
At the moment I use Firefox/Opera for personal use and Chrome for work related stuff.
Firefox works like normal. Chrome and Opera however don't seem to load websites until after several times (sometimes never).
I don't know if it maybe a privacy setting or something, (like I couldn't figure out why my microphone wasn't working in Audacity and it was because I had stopped Windows 10 from allowing use of Microphone), however I cannot find any settings.
I have uninstalled and reinstalled all the browsers and ran in safemode, nothing seems to work.
What can I do to resolve this?
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I currently have Firefox, Chrome and Opera installed (in that order).
At the moment I use Firefox/Opera for personal use and Chrome for work related stuff.
Firefox works like normal. Chrome and Opera however don't seem to load websites until after several times (sometimes never).
I don't know if it maybe a privacy setting or something, (like I couldn't figure out why my microphone wasn't working in Audacity and it was because I had stopped Windows 10 from allowing use of Microphone), however I cannot find any settings.
I have uninstalled and reinstalled all the browsers and ran in safemode, nothing seems to work.
What can I do to resolve this?
google-chrome firefox browser opera
asked Dec 5 at 9:30
Aasim Azam
2546821
Try 52.222.146.72 - if this works, it's a DNS related issue.
– davidbaumann
Dec 5 at 9:55
@davidbaumann And if it doesn't work? (I get a 403 error).
– DavidPostill♦
Dec 5 at 15:39
I guess it's a DNS related issue, as it connects successfully using the IP. The server does not know which site to display because you connected using the ip.
– davidbaumann
Dec 5 at 15:57
@davidbaumann I don't follow. You say if you can connect to the IP address it's a DNS related issue. Now the case is that one can not connect to that address and you again say that it is a DNS issue. Based on your first statement only succesfully connecting to the IP would signal a DNS issue. Unsu
– Saaru Lindestøkke
Dec 5 at 16:08
Actually, your computer connects to the ip. Otherwise it could not show the 403 Error, but would show a timeout. So connecting to an IP directly works.
– davidbaumann
Dec 5 at 16:22
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I currently have Firefox, Chrome and Opera installed (in that order).
At the moment I use Firefox/Opera for personal use and Chrome for work related stuff.
Firefox works like normal. Chrome and Opera however don't seem to load websites until after several times (sometimes never).
I don't know if it maybe a privacy setting or something, (like I couldn't figure out why my microphone wasn't working in Audacity and it was because I had stopped Windows 10 from allowing use of Microphone), however I cannot find any settings.
I have uninstalled and reinstalled all the browsers and ran in safemode, nothing seems to work.
What can I do to resolve this?
google-chrome firefox browser opera
asked Dec 5 at 9:30
Aasim Azam
2546821
I currently have Firefox, Chrome and Opera installed (in that order).
At the moment I use Firefox/Opera for personal use and Chrome for work related stuff.
Firefox works like normal. Chrome and Opera however don't seem to load websites until after several times (sometimes never).
I don't know if it maybe a privacy setting or something, (like I couldn't figure out why my microphone wasn't working in Audacity and it was because I had stopped Windows 10 from allowing use of Microphone), however I cannot find any settings.
I have uninstalled and reinstalled all the browsers and ran in safemode, nothing seems to work.
What can I do to resolve this?
google-chrome firefox browser opera
google-chrome firefox browser opera
asked Dec 5 at 9:30
Aasim Azam
2546821
asked Dec 5 at 9:30
Aasim Azam
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asked Dec 5 at 9:30
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asked Dec 5 at 9:30
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asked Dec 5 at 9:30
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Try 52.222.146.72 - if this works, it's a DNS related issue.
– davidbaumann
Dec 5 at 9:55
@davidbaumann And if it doesn't work? (I get a 403 error).
– DavidPostill♦
Dec 5 at 15:39
I guess it's a DNS related issue, as it connects successfully using the IP. The server does not know which site to display because you connected using the ip.
– davidbaumann
Dec 5 at 15:57
@davidbaumann I don't follow. You say if you can connect to the IP address it's a DNS related issue. Now the case is that one can not connect to that address and you again say that it is a DNS issue. Based on your first statement only succesfully connecting to the IP would signal a DNS issue. Unsu
– Saaru Lindestøkke
Dec 5 at 16:08
Actually, your computer connects to the ip. Otherwise it could not show the 403 Error, but would show a timeout. So connecting to an IP directly works.
– davidbaumann
Dec 5 at 16:22
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Try 52.222.146.72 - if this works, it's a DNS related issue.
– davidbaumann
Dec 5 at 9:55
@davidbaumann And if it doesn't work? (I get a 403 error).
– DavidPostill♦
Dec 5 at 15:39
I guess it's a DNS related issue, as it connects successfully using the IP. The server does not know which site to display because you connected using the ip.
– davidbaumann
Dec 5 at 15:57
@davidbaumann I don't follow. You say if you can connect to the IP address it's a DNS related issue. Now the case is that one can not connect to that address and you again say that it is a DNS issue. Based on your first statement only succesfully connecting to the IP would signal a DNS issue. Unsu
– Saaru Lindestøkke
Dec 5 at 16:08
Actually, your computer connects to the ip. Otherwise it could not show the 403 Error, but would show a timeout. So connecting to an IP directly works.
– davidbaumann
Dec 5 at 16:22
Try 52.222.146.72 - if this works, it's a DNS related issue.
– davidbaumann
Dec 5 at 9:55
Try 52.222.146.72 - if this works, it's a DNS related issue.
– davidbaumann
Dec 5 at 9:55
@davidbaumann And if it doesn't work? (I get a 403 error).
– DavidPostill♦
Dec 5 at 15:39
@davidbaumann And if it doesn't work? (I get a 403 error).
– DavidPostill♦
Dec 5 at 15:39
I guess it's a DNS related issue, as it connects successfully using the IP. The server does not know which site to display because you connected using the ip.
– davidbaumann
Dec 5 at 15:57
I guess it's a DNS related issue, as it connects successfully using the IP. The server does not know which site to display because you connected using the ip.
– davidbaumann
Dec 5 at 15:57
@davidbaumann I don't follow. You say if you can connect to the IP address it's a DNS related issue. Now the case is that one can not connect to that address and you again say that it is a DNS issue. Based on your first statement only succesfully connecting to the IP would signal a DNS issue. Unsu
– Saaru Lindestøkke
Dec 5 at 16:08
@davidbaumann I don't follow. You say if you can connect to the IP address it's a DNS related issue. Now the case is that one can not connect to that address and you again say that it is a DNS issue. Based on your first statement only succesfully connecting to the IP would signal a DNS issue. Unsu
– Saaru Lindestøkke
Dec 5 at 16:08
Actually, your computer connects to the ip. Otherwise it could not show the 403 Error, but would show a timeout. So connecting to an IP directly works.
– davidbaumann
Dec 5 at 16:22
Actually, your computer connects to the ip. Otherwise it could not show the 403 Error, but would show a timeout. So connecting to an IP directly works.
– davidbaumann
Dec 5 at 16:22
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Try 52.222.146.72 - if this works, it's a DNS related issue.
– davidbaumann
Dec 5 at 9:55
@davidbaumann And if it doesn't work? (I get a 403 error).
– DavidPostill♦
Dec 5 at 15:39
I guess it's a DNS related issue, as it connects successfully using the IP. The server does not know which site to display because you connected using the ip.
– davidbaumann
Dec 5 at 15:57
@davidbaumann I don't follow. You say if you can connect to the IP address it's a DNS related issue. Now the case is that one can not connect to that address and you again say that it is a DNS issue. Based on your first statement only succesfully connecting to the IP would signal a DNS issue. Unsu
– Saaru Lindestøkke
Dec 5 at 16:08
Actually, your computer connects to the ip. Otherwise it could not show the 403 Error, but would show a timeout. So connecting to an IP directly works.
– davidbaumann
Dec 5 at 16:22